Title: Betrothed to the Enemy
Author: H. C. Brown
Publisher: Noble Romance Publishing
Publisher URL: http://www.nobleromance.com/
ISBN: 978-1-60592-039-9
Genre: Historical M/F Romance
Rating: 3 Nymphs
Literary Nymphs Reviewer: Satyr Vael
Having lost her father in the Battle of Hastings, Lady Angela of Parr is forced to travel to London for an audience with the brutal king of the Normans. Headstrong and defiant, she knows she must go along with his demands, but it doesn’t stop her from finding solace in the arms of a Norman knight.
Mortal enemies, Sir Damien de Anesi and Lady Angela share a love strong enough to weather just about anything. Will it be enough, though, when the king’s demands come to fruition?
Set in the 11th century in England, Betrothed to the Enemy is an entertaining read. There are enough historical elements to draw the reader in and give the characters a realistic world to inhabit.
While some of the sex seemed a bit too modern (to me, anyway), I still enjoyed it. Sir Damien is certainly sexy (who doesn’t love a knight with a chivalrous attitude?), and Lady Angela is not a typical wilting flower.
Overall, I found Betrothed to the Enemy to be fun – not too deep, but good enough to walk away with a smile on my face.
Author: H. C. Brown
Publisher: Noble Romance Publishing
Publisher URL: http://www.nobleromance.com/
ISBN: 978-1-60592-039-9
Genre: Historical M/F Romance
Rating: 3 Nymphs
Literary Nymphs Reviewer: Satyr Vael
Having lost her father in the Battle of Hastings, Lady Angela of Parr is forced to travel to London for an audience with the brutal king of the Normans. Headstrong and defiant, she knows she must go along with his demands, but it doesn’t stop her from finding solace in the arms of a Norman knight.
Mortal enemies, Sir Damien de Anesi and Lady Angela share a love strong enough to weather just about anything. Will it be enough, though, when the king’s demands come to fruition?
Set in the 11th century in England, Betrothed to the Enemy is an entertaining read. There are enough historical elements to draw the reader in and give the characters a realistic world to inhabit.
While some of the sex seemed a bit too modern (to me, anyway), I still enjoyed it. Sir Damien is certainly sexy (who doesn’t love a knight with a chivalrous attitude?), and Lady Angela is not a typical wilting flower.
Overall, I found Betrothed to the Enemy to be fun – not too deep, but good enough to walk away with a smile on my face.
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